Elite Double Door Coin Return Locker Sloping Top Graphite Black
Product Description
This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite black powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British...
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 1950(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Sloping Top
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Product Description
This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite black powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin. Each unit houses two separate compartments behind reinforced doors, with a welded plinth providing structural stability at the base. The sloping top is a practical detail — it discourages items being left on top of the unit and reduces dust accumulation, which matters in environments where hygiene standards are maintained routinely.
The powder coated steel construction carries an anti-bacterial coating, which limits the spread of bacteria across contact surfaces. This is a meaningful consideration in food service and healthcare settings where staff lockers are in frequent, shared use. The reinforced doors and welded construction give the unit a solid feel that holds up well under daily use across shift-based operations.
From an operational standpoint, this locker is well suited to:
- Staff changing rooms in commercial kitchens, restaurants, and hospitality venues
- Leisure and sports facilities requiring coin-operated personal storage
- Healthcare and food production environments where anti-bacterial surfaces are a requirement
- Visitor or contractor storage areas where a deposit-return system helps manage key control
At 450mm deep, the unit provides a practical storage depth for personal effects including footwear and workwear. The sloping top and anti-bacterial finish make it a reasonable choice where hygiene compliance is part of the brief. It is worth noting that this is a single-column, two-door unit — for larger changing room installations requiring banks of lockers, it is worth discussing your layout requirements before ordering to ensure the configuration is right for your space.
If you are specifying lockers for a new or refurbished changing facility and want to talk through quantities, configuration, or colour options, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin
- Anti-bacterial coating applied across powder coated steel surfaces
- Reinforced double doors with separate compartments per unit
- Sloping top design reduces dust accumulation and deters surface clutter
- Welded steel plinth provides structural stability and floor separation
Operational Benefits
- Coin return system reduces key management burden in high-footfall areas
- Anti-bacterial surfaces support hygiene compliance in food and healthcare settings
- Reinforced doors withstand repeated daily use across shift-based operations
- Sloping top aids routine cleaning and maintains a tidy locker bank appearance
- Graphite black finish suits professional changing room and back-of-house environments
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 1950(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Sloping Top
- Material
- Powder Coated Steel
- Weight
- 26.3kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, it is well suited to back-of-house staff areas in commercial kitchens and hospitality venues. The anti-bacterial coating is a practical feature in food service environments where shared locker use is common, and the coin return mechanism works well in settings where staff turnover is high and key management needs to be kept simple.
- Coin return mechanisms are generally low maintenance, but like any mechanical lock they benefit from occasional inspection to ensure smooth operation. If you are installing a bank of units in a high-use facility, it is worth checking the locking cylinders periodically and replacing any worn components before they become a problem.
- As a general guide, you need at least one locker compartment per member of staff who may be on site at any one time — which in shift-based operations often means planning for peak shift numbers rather than total headcount. If you are fitting out a full changing room, it is worth speaking to us about layout and quantity before ordering so you can be confident the configuration works for your space.